i have one like that but it is for Theodore Roosevelt. someone told me it was a ceral box special and if you got so many points you could send it...
here is a website that tells you what to keep for all of you who do not know. it also lists all of the current errors.
thats really cool! :cool:
welcome to the forum!! :hail:the quarter is worth around $1.35, the dime at 85 cents and the nickel at 15 cents. www.coinflation.com will tell you...
put it on ebay, you never know! :D
another example of a nice coin from the $25 set. anyone have any grades to call it? thanks! :)
hi everyone, here is a 1950D nickel i would like to share with you guys, and get a grade on it. i got this in a set of 1938-1962 P, D, and S mints...
i'd say leave them in too. i'd be to clumsy and probaly scratch the coin. slabs are pretty good storage for them too.
i have a 1877 cent counterfiet, but it is one of those HUGE coin copies about 5 times the size of a silver dollar. its still pretty neat.
my goal is to finish my roosevelt dime book. i'm the kind of collector that buys what i like, and buys books an put the coins i like in them and...
btw, bought them both for $4.75. thanks cody! :cool:
paid melt, my dealer just wants to get rid of all his silver ab buy some more!:bow:
this one too, thanks for the help guys! :thumb:
anybody want to take a guess on the grade? thanks.:D
someones collection probaly got stolen. i have read other post that half dollar rolls from the mint were found coin roll hunting. its really a shame.
i bet that was pretty neat sorting through all those unsearched wheat cents! :cool:personally i would keep the 1922 no D becuase they are changing...
the most i would give for that would be $10. i like the barber design, so that probaly why i would pay that with a hole in it. they could have...
thats neat looking! :D probaly go for some money on ebay too.
all quarters 1964 and older are 90% silver. same goes for halves, and dimes. nickels 1942-1945 are the war nickels, and are 35% silver.
i think the barber quarters will jump in price.
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